THE SORENE & STONE SAUNA EDIT
A sauna that belongs in your routine.
Three refined Peak models for solo rituals, shared sessions, and outdoor wellness.
The best home sauna is not simply the one with the longest feature list. It is the one that fits your space, your electrical setup, and the way you will actually use it. We narrowed Peak’s collection to three distinct choices so you can start with the right question: where—and with whom—do I want to sauna?
The short list
| Model | Best for | Setting | Power | Price checked Sept. 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shasta | One-person daily ritual | Indoor | 120V / 15A | $6,950 |
| Fuji | Two people + red cedar | Indoor | 120V / 20A dedicated | $8,250 |
| Patagonia | Outdoor placement | Outdoor | 240V / 20A dedicated | $10,950 |
Prices and availability can change. Confirm current details with Peak before ordering.
BEST FOR ONE
Peak Shasta
A compact, quietly handsome choice for a bedroom suite, home gym, or dedicated wellness corner. Shasta combines full-spectrum infrared heat, a full-body red-light panel, and app control without demanding specialty power.
- 42″ W × 40″ D × 75″ H
- 120V / 15A plug-and-play
- Canadian hemlock; up to 150°F
The tradeoff: intentionally sized for one, so it is not the pick for shared sessions.
BEST FOR TWO
Peak Fuji
The warmer, more furniture-like choice. Fuji’s Western red cedar brings depth and character to a modern interior, while the wider bench makes room for two—or gives one person more breathing space.
- 53″ W × 44″ D × 75″ H
- Dedicated 120V / 20A outlet
- Western red cedar; up to 150°F
The tradeoff: it needs a dedicated circuit and more floor space than a solo model.
BEST FOR OUTDOORS
Peak Patagonia
For a patio, poolside, or garden wellness zone, Patagonia creates a more complete destination. Its outdoor-rated format keeps the ritual separate from the house while still delivering full-spectrum infrared heat.
- 52″ W × 42″ D × 83″ H
- Dedicated 240V / 20A outlet
- Two-person capacity; up to 170°F
The tradeoff: higher cost and more site preparation, including suitable power and placement.
Before the beautiful part, check the practical part.
- Measure twice: footprint, ceiling height, door swing, and the full delivery route.
- Confirm power: outlet, voltage, amperage, and whether an electrician is needed.
- Plan the setting: indoor models need a dry, appropriate room; outdoor models need a suitable base and clearances.
- Read the policies: current shipping, returns, warranty, and installation guidance belong in the purchase decision.
Affiliate disclosure: Sorene & Stone may earn a commission if you purchase through a Peak link, at no additional cost to you. Our editorial choices are based on fit, design, specifications, and usefulness—not commission availability.